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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage wrestles with prophetic voices and biblical figures. It references Christ of Nazareth and speculation on leadership from Ismael to Moses, showing distorted language and obscured names.
Walter De Voe outlines New Thought inspired methods to counter nervous prostration through entering silence, daydreaming, and subconscious focus on universal vitality. A restorative anecdote shows a businessman relaxing post-lunch unlocking renewed health, urging mid day rest for renewed energy and interest in work.
A Chicago financier Marshall Field is accused posthumously of tax avoidance on $105,000 during the last seven years of life. The Star details alleged “sweat-shops” and real estate investments that masked wealth, contrasting praise of Field as honest and public-spirited with claims of taxation evasion. Springfield Republican and others comment on integrity and conscience in taxation.
A reflective meditation on solitude and the mind, contrasting noise with peaceful quiet. It laments constant bustle and champions retreat to a higher, timeless focus, warning that disruption erodes spirit and creativity. It also touches on tax fairness and societal pressures, interweaving spiritual need with civic concerns.
The Busy Business Man offers an adaptable efficient line of office essentials for perfect order. It promises light and heavy bookkeeping supplies, typewriter staples, pens, ink, envelopes, and commercial or personal correspondence items.
The census bulletin lists 1404 cities with populations over 100000, led by New York City with expenditures around 174 million dollars. Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington appear in various rankings for current expenses, salaries, and taxation. It notes water works, irrigation, bridges, ferries, a quarry, and a municipal asphalt plant, highlighting which cities own or operate these utilities.
The Lowville Courier Journal notes a young man who barely escaped a railroad wreck. He recalls the sudden cran, the sight of a friend killed, blood, splinters, groans, and the terrifying presence of death. The piece probes whether pity or primal self-preservation governs reactions.
The Gentleman Farmer from Hoeyburh and Riummert on the Minidoka irrigation tract will rent at public auction, August 20 and August 27, with sales continuing daily until all lots are sold, as farmers test various cultivation methods yielding up to 100 bushels per acre in favorable plots.
A period style ad describes women's infertility hardships and urges treatment with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and My Home Pellets. It claims cures for barren women, mentions surgical remedies at Buffalo institutes, and highlights ingredients printed on the bottle wrapper for transparency. It presents a persuasive, expectant tone for female readers seeking health solutions.
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